Austrian geologist Lance Karlson stayed with his family in Geographe Bay, and he was about to swim near the resort. While he walked closer with his two-year-old daughter, he seemed to discover something like the tail of a stringray striking the surface of ocean. Suddenly, the octopus appeared in shallow waters and lashed out at Karlson. When he felt real shock come to his mind, the water near him became murky. In addition, his goggles became fogged. Although he tried to leave here alone, the octopus came after him and struck him again. Later, Karlson's neck and upper back became red because of the tentacles left from octopus. At that time, he did not have anything acidic which is the preferred treatment for sea animal stings. Consequently, he poured cola over them to ease his pain. By the way, he just recorded the angriest octopus by shooting the video when he encounter this memorable shock.
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